Two Luigi Pirandello plays have been presented together for the first time at the Rome Opera House, directed by Alessandro Cadario and starring Matteo D’Amico.
Opening
The production combines “L’uomo dal fiore in bocca” and “La patente” into a single act. The decision to merge the works was announced by the opera house in a press release.
Direction
Alessandro Cadario is credited as the director. Cadario said the unified format highlights thematic links between the two early Pirandello texts.
Cast
Matteo D’Amico leads the cast, performing the central roles from both plays. The ensemble includes several supporting actors, though their names were not disclosed.
Venue
The performance took place at the historic Teatro dell’Opera di Roma, a venue known for staging both operatic and dramatic works.
Current Status
The combined show is scheduled for a limited run, with additional performances planned pending audience response.
Why it matters: The debut introduces a novel interpretation of Pirandello’s early drama to Italian audiences, showcasing the Rome Opera House’s commitment to experimental theatre and offering Egyptian and regional theatre enthusiasts insight into contemporary European stagecraft.
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